I'm trying to figure out a clean and efficient way of ensuring all necessary documents are on board.
Have any Canadian pilots ever pondered digital copies of CofR, CofA, Insurance, W&B or STCs related to the aircraft?
Foreflight on the Ipad negates the need to carry hard copies of certain documents, why not the ones I mention above?
Right now I have an envelope taped in the back of my journey log and it has CofR, CofA, Insurance and W&B but the STCs definitely won't fit.
Allan
Digital copies of required documents OK?
Tue Feb 28, 2017 1:53 pm
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